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<blockquote data-quote="okiemaggie" data-source="post: 1335248" data-attributes="member: 1002">This <img src="/images/smilies/yelclap.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":yelclap:" title="Yelclap&nbsp; &nbsp; :yelclap:" data-shortname=":yelclap:" />I love my Glock 19. Low recoil and easy to conceal. I also have a S&amp;W 686 w/ 4&quot; barrel. It makes a great bedside weapon with reduced recoil .357 rounds. I find the rounded L frame easier to grip than the square K frame.I&#039;ve shot my husband&#039;s Rem 870. The recoil was punishing, mostly because I couldn&#039;t get a good position against my shoulder. Unless you have an adjustable stock, go with the youth 20 ga. The shorter stock will fit her better and the lower recoil will keep her from flinching.Loads of good advice here. Good luck to all of you and I pray that your ballistic co-worker gets the help needed to defuse this situation. I will keep you all in my prayers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="okiemaggie, post: 1335248, member: 1002"] This :yelclap: I love my Glock 19. Low recoil and easy to conceal. I also have a S&W 686 w/ 4" barrel. It makes a great bedside weapon with reduced recoil .357 rounds. I find the rounded L frame easier to grip than the square K frame. I've shot my husband's Rem 870. The recoil was punishing, mostly because I couldn't get a good position against my shoulder. Unless you have an adjustable stock, go with the youth 20 ga. The shorter stock will fit her better and the lower recoil will keep her from flinching. Loads of good advice here. Good luck to all of you and I pray that your ballistic co-worker gets the help needed to defuse this situation. I will keep you all in my prayers. [/QUOTE]

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